Smoother path from photos to scope

A handful of fixes that clear the bumps between "I've got a project" and "I've got a scope."

Room analysis works again

If you hit Analyze on a room and got a "no valid photo" error even though the room clearly had photos — that's fixed. Analysis reads your room's photos and notes the way it should now. And when the last room finishes analyzing, BidCraft takes you straight to Measurements & Scope so you're not left waiting on the Inputs screen.

No photos? Just notes is enough

Only jotted down a voice or text note and skipped the photos? The Analyze project button now shows up for you too. BidCraft reads your notes — pulling out measurements, fixtures, and scope — and takes you straight to Measurements & Scope. You're never stuck just because you didn't snap pictures.

Fewer repeat questions

The quick-gaps step got smarter about what it asks:

• It won't ask you for a measurement that's already showing on the Measurements card — even a rough one. If a number's on screen, you edit it right there instead of getting quizzed about it again.
• It respects what you wrote in your notes — including when you say you don't want something. Say "no niche" and BidCraft won't turn around and ask whether the shower's getting a niche.

A Lock & build button where you finish reading

On a long scope, you'd review down to the last line and then have to scroll all the way back up to build the proposal. Now there's a Lock & build proposal button at the bottom of the list too — same button, wherever you finish.